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57mZac Poonen · Apr 10
46mZac Poonen · Jul 11
21mZac Poonen · Feb 23
1h 4mSantosh Poonen · Apr 28
14mZac Poonen · Nov 5
55mCharles Banna · Aug 5
24mZac Poonen · Nov 15
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1h 10mSantosh Poonen · Apr 30
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18mSantosh Mathew · Apr 14
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2h 19mCFC India - Zac Poonen · Aug 18
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Zac Poonen · Apr 10, 2013 · 57m · CFC India
This sermon focuses on the Gospel account of Mark, guiding the listener through key teachings and events recorded in the book. It likely explores themes of Jesus' ministry, miracles, and the nature of discipleship as presented in the Gospel narrative.
Zac Poonen · Jul 11, 2012 · 46m · CFC India
my relationship with others I die that's why I spoke about discipleship last week a disciple is one who loves Jesus more than all his relatives more than all his friends secondly one who loves Jesus more than his own life and his own
Zac Poonen · Feb 23, 2013 · 21m · CFC India
The central message is the necessity of actively cultivating appreciation for others, especially those who serve us, as a way to combat the natural human tendency toward criticism and accusation. The speaker draws parallels with Jesus's own ministry, emphasizing that true discipleship requires emulating Jesus's ability to find and voice positive things about people, regardless of their perceived status or past failings. This practice should be applied to spouses, parents, children, and fellow believers.
Santosh Poonen · Apr 28, 2021 · 1h 4m · CFC India
as those whom i can lead into discipleship those whom i can obey matthew 28 verse 20 through and that you will integrate them into a local church whether they are part of our church or wherever they go that they will be your
Zac Poonen · Nov 5, 2010 · 14m · CFC India
The sermon critiques modern Christian practices, arguing that many people, like the Sadducees described in scripture, worship God only on Sunday while dedicating the rest of the week to 'Mammon' (money/worldly things). The speaker emphasizes that one cannot serve two masters, citing Jesus' teaching, and warns against following spiritual leaders who prioritize worldly gain over the true worship of the living God. True discipleship requires a clear choice for Christ alone.
Charles Banna · Aug 5, 2024 · 55m · CFC India
website you can go to our website and read the vision of CFC cfc's Vision very clearly it is given and mainly the conditions of discipleship Jesus he began his sermon saying come
Zac Poonen · Nov 15, 2021 · 24m · CFC India
heaven." Now, these are strong words, and Jesus said that's one of the conditions of discipleship. He said, "If you want to be a disciple, you got to love me more than you love your father and mother and brothers and sisters, all your earthly
Zac Poonen · Apr 29, 2021 · 1h 6m · CFC India
discipleship that is the bride of christ so lovers of money we have to think about money in order to support our family but i'm talking about where you're so occupied with it that christ is pushed out or you do something unrighteous
Zac Poonen · Feb 3, 2011 · 1h 1m · CFC India
The sermon addresses the critical distinction between adhering to God's revealed Word and following man-made religious traditions. Zac Poonen emphasizes that true discipleship requires prioritizing scripture above human customs or doctrines. The core message is a call to examine whether one's religious practices are rooted in biblical truth or cultural habit.
Zac Poonen · Mar 22, 2022 · 1h 6m · CFC India
The speaker uses the example of High Priest Eli to warn against favoring family members over God's will. Eli failed to rebuke his sons for their sin because he loved them more than the Lord, leading to a curse upon his lineage. The central message is that true discipleship requires honoring Christ above all relationships, and neglecting to correct sin in loved ones can have eternal consequences.
Zac Poonen · Nov 18, 2013 · 31m · CFC India
The speaker cautions against misinterpreting scripture by taking verses out of their original context, emphasizing that one must read entire passages or letters for accurate understanding. He stresses the necessity of balancing truth (doctrine) with grace (practical love), citing Jesus's life as the model. Finally, he discusses the Great Commission, noting that Jesus commanded it twice, implying a comprehensive, global scope for evangelism that requires all believers to be witnesses.
Santosh Poonen · Apr 30, 2016 · 1h 10m · CFC India
The speaker discusses the unique message of the Christian life, contrasting it with mere forgiveness of sins or even the pursuit of victory over sin. He argues that the ultimate goal is not simply overcoming personal struggles, but recognizing that Jesus is the Savior, not just the forgiver. He warns that focusing on personal victory can lead to spiritual pride and missing the true destination of discipleship.
Zac Poonen · Apr 24, 2020 · 37m · CFC India
The sermon emphasizes that fellowship within the body of Christ is distinct from mere friendship or social connection. True fellowship requires active participation and mutual care among members, suggesting that the body functions best when its parts work together in unity.
Zac Poonen · Nov 5, 2010 · 14m · CFC India
The speaker discusses the true nature of conversion, arguing that merely going through rituals or adopting a new name does not equate to true discipleship. Genuine conversion requires a genuine repentance and a turning away from sin toward God, which is a process of becoming more like Christ, even if perfection is not immediately achieved. The core message emphasizes that true change comes from a heart's repentance, not just outward religious performance.
Santosh Mathew · Apr 14, 2025 · 18m · CFC India
The central message is the necessity of having a zealous devotion to Christ that surpasses all other earthly attachments. The speaker emphasizes that true discipleship requires not only leaving possessions but also denying oneself, taking up the cross daily, and prioritizing Christ's will over personal ambitions and desires. He uses the examples of Peter's initial zeal and subsequent struggles to illustrate that the deepest commitment is found in self-denial.
Zac Poonen · Jun 18, 2014 · 41m · CFC India
The speaker emphasizes the importance of considering others as more important than oneself, suggesting that true spiritual life involves humility and focusing outward. The message implies that self-absorption hinders one's connection to God and proper discipleship.
CFC Messages · Aug 18, 2023 · 2h 19m · CFC India
disciples then when I read God's word more clearly I understood that the call for discipleship is for all of us Jesus said 1928 was 1960s go into all the world and Make Disciples of all Nations
Zac Poonen · Sep 14, 2016 · 28m · CFC India
The sermon emphasizes that true Christian fellowship requires both a vertical relationship with Jesus and a horizontal commitment to the body of Christ. Treating the church like a mere restaurant, where one only consumes without contributing, is insufficient; believers must actively serve like members of a family. God values willingness to serve according to one's current ability, as demonstrated by the unity found in sharing in the fellowship of Christ's body.
Zac Poonen · Mar 9, 2021 · 30m · CFC India
The central message is that the primary purpose of gathering together is to build fellowship, which is distinct from mere friendship. True fellowship requires believers to walk in the light in their personal lives. Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes that believers must continually strive for perfection, mirroring Christ in thoughts, words, and motives, and that this process should be guided by the Holy Spirit.
Zac Poonen · Dec 26, 2014 · 25m · CFC India
The sermon emphasizes that making disciples requires teaching people to *do* everything Jesus commanded, not just knowing about it. The speaker draws a distinction between merely teaching knowledge and teaching practical obedience, using the example of swimming. He warns against selectively obeying commandments, citing Jesus' warning that canceling even the least commandment can result in being considered 'least in the Kingdom of Heaven.'
Zac Poonen · Oct 23, 2010 · 15m · CFC India
The sermon challenges the audience to examine the true motivation behind their spiritual pursuits, questioning whether they seek recognition or genuine connection with God. It contrasts superficial interest in religious gatherings with the deep, heart-level desire for God's truth, urging listeners to discern if their commitment is for worldly honor or for true discipleship.
Zac Poonen · Dec 12, 2016 · 25m · CFC India
The sermon explores Jesus' teaching that disciples are the 'salt of the earth,' emphasizing that their value lies not in quantity but in the quality of their lives—specifically, retaining the 'taste of heaven.' True disciples bring life, joy, and peace, contrasting sharply with the world's focus on earthly matters. The message stresses that God's work is accomplished through wholehearted individuals, even when the numbers are small.
Zac Poonen · Jan 28, 2015 · 1h 10m · CFC India
The sermon emphasizes that following Jesus requires a daily commitment, likened to carrying a cross, which is not merely physical but an inward endurance. The speaker contrasts life under the law, which leads to exhaustion, with life under grace, powered by the Holy Spirit, which allows continuous perseverance. Ultimately, believers are called to fix their eyes on Jesus as they run the race toward the throne of God, mirroring His daily struggle and endurance.
Zac Poonen · Oct 31, 2022 · 1h 9m · CFC India
The central message is that true church building is founded not merely on doctrinal agreement, but on a personal, internal revelation of who Jesus Christ truly is, as experienced by the Holy Spirit. The speaker contrasts intellectual understanding or outward conformity with the deep, life-altering encounter with Christ's life and principles. This genuine revelation leads to a life lived consistently by Christ's principles, which is the true measure of discipleship.